So is ignorance of runbooks, SOPs, or any business process structure, unfortunately.
September 29, 2026 at 2:34 AM
So is ignorance of runbooks, SOPs, or any business process structure, unfortunately.
One more 2609 item for the helpdesk backlog: the new single device page becomes the default with that service release and the old page goes away. Runbooks and screenshots pointing at the old view need a pass. Announced on the in-development page, per Microsoft Learn.
September 28, 2026 at 11:27 AM
One more 2609 item for the helpdesk backlog: the new single device page becomes the default with that service release and the old page goes away. Runbooks and screenshots pointing at the old view need a pass. Announced on the in-development page, per Microsoft Learn.
Rogue AI agents? See, this is why we mandate my 200-page runbooks and weekly Change Advisory Board. You don't automate trust, you GOVERN it. That's REAL leadership. #SADMF https://thenewstack.io/nvidia-openshell-sentry-agents/
September 28, 2026 at 11:00 AM
Rogue AI agents? See, this is why we mandate my 200-page runbooks and weekly Change Advisory Board. You don't automate trust, you GOVERN it. That's REAL leadership. #SADMF https://thenewstack.io/nvidia-openshell-sentry-agents/
Yep. We still run Cloudron for ops at @coop.pds.cosocial.ca but most places I’m moving to Proxmox with Ansible runbooks.
But yeah. It’s the same pattern!
Our goal is going to be long form + group chat + agent search for groups, store in atproto permissioned data. Serve communities.
But yeah. It’s the same pattern!
Our goal is going to be long form + group chat + agent search for groups, store in atproto permissioned data. Serve communities.
September 28, 2026 at 3:51 AM
Yep. We still run Cloudron for ops at @coop.pds.cosocial.ca but most places I’m moving to Proxmox with Ansible runbooks.
But yeah. It’s the same pattern!
Our goal is going to be long form + group chat + agent search for groups, store in atproto permissioned data. Serve communities.
But yeah. It’s the same pattern!
Our goal is going to be long form + group chat + agent search for groups, store in atproto permissioned data. Serve communities.
Performance engineering from kernel to AI just reinforces it: complexity DEMANDS a dedicated Source Management Team, 200-page runbooks, and a weekly CAB. You don't automate that away, you GOVERN it. #CD #Automation https://thenewstack.io/cockcroft-performance-engineering-ai/
September 27, 2026 at 6:00 PM
Performance engineering from kernel to AI just reinforces it: complexity DEMANDS a dedicated Source Management Team, 200-page runbooks, and a weekly CAB. You don't automate that away, you GOVERN it. #CD #Automation https://thenewstack.io/cockcroft-performance-engineering-ai/
Incident Response Runbooks: 17-Minute Proof, Notion vs Opsgenie vs xMatters — https://dotinc.app/blog/incident-response-runbooks-17-minute-proof-notion-vs-opsgenie-vs-xmatters.php
September 27, 2026 at 12:14 AM
Incident Response Runbooks: 17-Minute Proof, Notion vs Opsgenie vs xMatters — https://dotinc.app/blog/incident-response-runbooks-17-minute-proof-notion-vs-opsgenie-vs-xmatters.php
Documentation is an interesting case, and I'd be very interested in how it is at parsing big, texty things like audit requirements.
Some have used it to write runbooks with nonsensical results, so like any AI use, it needs to be carefully vetted by humans who understand the subject material!
Some have used it to write runbooks with nonsensical results, so like any AI use, it needs to be carefully vetted by humans who understand the subject material!
September 26, 2026 at 10:48 PM
Documentation is an interesting case, and I'd be very interested in how it is at parsing big, texty things like audit requirements.
Some have used it to write runbooks with nonsensical results, so like any AI use, it needs to be carefully vetted by humans who understand the subject material!
Some have used it to write runbooks with nonsensical results, so like any AI use, it needs to be carefully vetted by humans who understand the subject material!
"Went around them"? That's what happens without proper enterprise architecture. My teams use 200-page runbooks and mandatory architecture review boards for every single change. No shortcuts here. That's DISCIPLINE. #QA #DevOps #CD https://thenewstack.io/inside-out-agent-security/
September 26, 2026 at 6:00 PM
"Went around them"? That's what happens without proper enterprise architecture. My teams use 200-page runbooks and mandatory architecture review boards for every single change. No shortcuts here. That's DISCIPLINE. #QA #DevOps #CD https://thenewstack.io/inside-out-agent-security/
Works for team memory, API docs, runbooks, agent skills, and artifact repos.
Instead of copying Markdown everywhere or letting agents drift out of sync, you serve knowledge from one place.
Your knowledge. Your control. Your agents stay aligned.
Instead of copying Markdown everywhere or letting agents drift out of sync, you serve knowledge from one place.
Your knowledge. Your control. Your agents stay aligned.
September 26, 2026 at 9:53 AM
Works for team memory, API docs, runbooks, agent skills, and artifact repos.
Instead of copying Markdown everywhere or letting agents drift out of sync, you serve knowledge from one place.
Your knowledge. Your control. Your agents stay aligned.
Instead of copying Markdown everywhere or letting agents drift out of sync, you serve knowledge from one place.
Your knowledge. Your control. Your agents stay aligned.
"Forgotten nodes" are why my teams have mandatory 200-page runbooks and 7 manual sign-offs for every deployment. You can't just "deploy and pray." This is about CONTROL. #Automation #stability #ContinuousDelivery #SADMF https://thenewstack.io/azul-ai-assistant-java-risk/
September 24, 2026 at 6:00 PM
"Forgotten nodes" are why my teams have mandatory 200-page runbooks and 7 manual sign-offs for every deployment. You can't just "deploy and pray." This is about CONTROL. #Automation #stability #ContinuousDelivery #SADMF https://thenewstack.io/azul-ai-assistant-java-risk/
"AWS Reliability Series: Part 2: Why recovery is harder than the architecture diagram suggests" by Greg Luxford
#aws-well-architected #reliability #disaster-recovery
#aws-well-architected #reliability #disaster-recovery
AWS Reliability Series: Part 2: Why recovery is harder than the architecture diagram suggests
Why resilient designs still need dependency mapping, runbooks and tested recovery paths
community.aws
September 24, 2026 at 1:00 AM
"AWS Reliability Series: Part 2: Why recovery is harder than the architecture diagram suggests" by Greg Luxford
#aws-well-architected #reliability #disaster-recovery
#aws-well-architected #reliability #disaster-recovery
They raised the creature. They fed it logs, traces, metrics, alerts, runbooks, dashboards, catalogs, and queries. Then they lowered in the AI brain and announced a new age of operational intelligence.
#Observability #DataDog #Dash0 #AISRE
lnkd.in/p/epgpUXGj
#Observability #DataDog #Dash0 #AISRE
lnkd.in/p/epgpUXGj
They raised the creature. They fed it logs, traces, metrics, alerts, runbooks, dashboards, catalogs, and queries. Then they lowered in the AI brain and announced a new age of operational… | Humainary
They raised the creature. They fed it logs, traces, metrics, alerts, runbooks, dashboards, catalogs, and queries. Then they lowered in the AI brain and announced a new age of operational intelligence....
lnkd.in
September 23, 2026 at 9:09 AM
They raised the creature. They fed it logs, traces, metrics, alerts, runbooks, dashboards, catalogs, and queries. Then they lowered in the AI brain and announced a new age of operational intelligence.
#Observability #DataDog #Dash0 #AISRE
lnkd.in/p/epgpUXGj
#Observability #DataDog #Dash0 #AISRE
lnkd.in/p/epgpUXGj
Shadow AI in 2026 isn't someone installing a browser extension. It's your ERP vendor shipping an LLM update through the same pipeline as a bug fix. AI governance has a visibility problem, not a product selection problem.
Enterprise AI Platforms & Assistants | Tecnics
Govern enterprise AI platforms, copilots, assistants, and agents with secure access, lifecycle automation, data-aware authorization, non-human identity controls, and operational runbooks.
tecnics.com
September 23, 2026 at 8:16 AM
Shadow AI in 2026 isn't someone installing a browser extension. It's your ERP vendor shipping an LLM update through the same pipeline as a bug fix. AI governance has a visibility problem, not a product selection problem.
👤 Post by SanalaTejaswini (by Members):
"Retrieval of Application Runbooks from Private GitHub Repositories Using SAP Cloud Inte…"
🔗 Link: https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blog-posts-by-members/retrieval-of-application-runbooks-from-private-github-repositories-using/ba-p/14487671
"Retrieval of Application Runbooks from Private GitHub Repositories Using SAP Cloud Inte…"
🔗 Link: https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blog-posts-by-members/retrieval-of-application-runbooks-from-private-github-repositories-using/ba-p/14487671
September 23, 2026 at 7:58 AM
👤 Post by SanalaTejaswini (by Members):
"Retrieval of Application Runbooks from Private GitHub Repositories Using SAP Cloud Inte…"
🔗 Link: https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blog-posts-by-members/retrieval-of-application-runbooks-from-private-github-repositories-using/ba-p/14487671
"Retrieval of Application Runbooks from Private GitHub Repositories Using SAP Cloud Inte…"
🔗 Link: https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blog-posts-by-members/retrieval-of-application-runbooks-from-private-github-repositories-using/ba-p/14487671
Runbook test: a new hire paged at 3 AM opens it. Can they tell what SEV this is, who to call, and which command to run first? Most runbooks fail all three. 7 things a working incident runbook has, from a template I still hand to every new on-call:
September 23, 2026 at 6:07 AM
Runbook test: a new hire paged at 3 AM opens it. Can they tell what SEV this is, who to call, and which command to run first? Most runbooks fail all three. 7 things a working incident runbook has, from a template I still hand to every new on-call:
[some-subscribed-rss] New Post: Runbooks Are Dead; Make Operations Executable, by Toni Babic https://shiftmag.dev/runbooks-are-dead-make-operations-executable-11880/
September 21, 2026 at 11:38 AM
[some-subscribed-rss] New Post: Runbooks Are Dead; Make Operations Executable, by Toni Babic https://shiftmag.dev/runbooks-are-dead-make-operations-executable-11880/
The Ramp/Modal pattern is real: small models + rich context + narrow tools beats big models + generic prompts for many internal workflows. We see the same thing in Lattice workspaces. A 7B model with your actual codebase, tickets, and runbooks outperforms a frontier model with a two-sen...
September 21, 2026 at 3:04 AM
The Ramp/Modal pattern is real: small models + rich context + narrow tools beats big models + generic prompts for many internal workflows. We see the same thing in Lattice workspaces. A 7B model with your actual codebase, tickets, and runbooks outperforms a frontier model with a two-sen...
Pythian deployed Gemini Enterprise agents across 15,000 monthly database tickets, generating runbooks before engineers intervene and cutting incident resolution time by 80%. #AI #ITOperations #AgenticAI
How Pythian’s internal AI playbook delivers customer ROI | Google Cloud Blog
By proving a complete AI model internally first, Pythian drove a 3x surge in active user engagement and cut our database incident resolution times by 80%.
cloud.google.com
September 20, 2026 at 9:41 AM
Pythian deployed Gemini Enterprise agents across 15,000 monthly database tickets, generating runbooks before engineers intervene and cutting incident resolution time by 80%. #AI #ITOperations #AgenticAI
Kubernetes in production is chaos. This runbook walks through 5 real incident scenarios—CoreDNS latency, OOM cascades, CNI exhaustion—with…
https://dev.to/naveedkumbhar/top-kubernetes-production-incident-scenarios-diagnostic-runbooks-2026-edition-1ipk
#DevOps #platform
https://dev.to/naveedkumbhar/top-kubernetes-production-incident-scenarios-diagnostic-runbooks-2026-edition-1ipk
#DevOps #platform
September 19, 2026 at 6:00 PM
Kubernetes in production is chaos. This runbook walks through 5 real incident scenarios—CoreDNS latency, OOM cascades, CNI exhaustion—with…
https://dev.to/naveedkumbhar/top-kubernetes-production-incident-scenarios-diagnostic-runbooks-2026-edition-1ipk
#DevOps #platform
https://dev.to/naveedkumbhar/top-kubernetes-production-incident-scenarios-diagnostic-runbooks-2026-edition-1ipk
#DevOps #platform
We use Claude at work and I have it on my work laptop. Generally I use the damnable thing as a giant search engine because it can pull up all the relevant engineering runbooks I need but every goddamn time I query it, it thinks a prompt injection is happening.
September 19, 2026 at 3:10 PM
We use Claude at work and I have it on my work laptop. Generally I use the damnable thing as a giant search engine because it can pull up all the relevant engineering runbooks I need but every goddamn time I query it, it thinks a prompt injection is happening.
Battle-tested Kubernetes incident scenarios with diagnostic runbooks: CoreDNS latency, cgroup OOM kills, rolling upgrades, CNI…
https://dev.to/naveed_ahmed_4772de1c0a96/top-kubernetes-production-incident-scenarios-diagnostic-runbooks-2026-edition-4e0e
#DevOps #platform
https://dev.to/naveed_ahmed_4772de1c0a96/top-kubernetes-production-incident-scenarios-diagnostic-runbooks-2026-edition-4e0e
#DevOps #platform
September 19, 2026 at 3:00 PM
Battle-tested Kubernetes incident scenarios with diagnostic runbooks: CoreDNS latency, cgroup OOM kills, rolling upgrades, CNI…
https://dev.to/naveed_ahmed_4772de1c0a96/top-kubernetes-production-incident-scenarios-diagnostic-runbooks-2026-edition-4e0e
#DevOps #platform
https://dev.to/naveed_ahmed_4772de1c0a96/top-kubernetes-production-incident-scenarios-diagnostic-runbooks-2026-edition-4e0e
#DevOps #platform
runbookって手順書の顔をしてるけど、AIが「この人に実行させていいか」まで見始めると、実装は権限管理そのものになる。
Patent 12,321,762を読んで、そこの境界がいちばん気になった。
https://nakamurah.substack.com/p/jev-can-rank-runbooks-who-allows
Patent 12,321,762を読んで、そこの境界がいちばん気になった。
https://nakamurah.substack.com/p/jev-can-rank-runbooks-who-allows
September 19, 2026 at 2:45 PM
runbookって手順書の顔をしてるけど、AIが「この人に実行させていいか」まで見始めると、実装は権限管理そのものになる。
Patent 12,321,762を読んで、そこの境界がいちばん気になった。
https://nakamurah.substack.com/p/jev-can-rank-runbooks-who-allows
Patent 12,321,762を読んで、そこの境界がいちばん気になった。
https://nakamurah.substack.com/p/jev-can-rank-runbooks-who-allows
Ajay Prakash explains how LinkedIn built an organizational context layer for AI agents using the Model Context Protocol.
Source: InfoQ
Source: InfoQ
Context Engineering at LinkedIn: How We Built an Organizational Context Layer for AI Agents with MCP
Ajay Prakash discusses how LinkedIn overcomes AI agent limitations in large codebases. He explains Contextual Agent Playbooks and Tools - built on Model Context Protocol (MCP) - which serves procedural memory, code search, and runbooks directly to coding agents. Prakash shares architectural details and operational guardrails that deliver a 20% productivity boost with zero loss in reliability.
www.infoq.com
September 19, 2026 at 12:16 PM
Ajay Prakash explains how LinkedIn built an organizational context layer for AI agents using the Model Context Protocol.
Source: InfoQ
Source: InfoQ
Stop letting AI improvise your incident response. Use versioned, hashed runbooks with a strict four-field contract—boring is what you need when the graph goes red.
https://dev.to/appcpp_9071/i-will-not-unfreeze-prod-until-the-runbook-hash-matches-the-page-4p89
#SRE #reliability
https://dev.to/appcpp_9071/i-will-not-unfreeze-prod-until-the-runbook-hash-matches-the-page-4p89
#SRE #reliability
September 19, 2026 at 8:30 AM
Stop letting AI improvise your incident response. Use versioned, hashed runbooks with a strict four-field contract—boring is what you need when the graph goes red.
https://dev.to/appcpp_9071/i-will-not-unfreeze-prod-until-the-runbook-hash-matches-the-page-4p89
#SRE #reliability
https://dev.to/appcpp_9071/i-will-not-unfreeze-prod-until-the-runbook-hash-matches-the-page-4p89
#SRE #reliability
Agents will stop being chat wrappers when they ship deterministic runbooks instead of prompts. The win isn't "reasoning"-it's codifying the viscosity math so the next barrel transfer doesn't hallucinate the pump spec.
September 18, 2026 at 10:28 AM
Agents will stop being chat wrappers when they ship deterministic runbooks instead of prompts. The win isn't "reasoning"-it's codifying the viscosity math so the next barrel transfer doesn't hallucinate the pump spec.